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BATTLE REPORT·WHITE DWARF 442

The Gold Face of Khaine

May 2019·pp. 96–115

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Ben’s Daughters of Khaine and Kevin Chin’s Fyreslayers compete to uncover an Ulgu Stormvault while wild troggoths and predatory darkness disrupt their plans. Huge infantry losses and a forceful duardin counterattack keep the fight close, but Morathi and mobile Khinerai secure the aelves a 22–19 victory.

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